Morse poised to deposit funds for North America bank
Reporters say Charles W Morse allies near completing arrangements to raise 2 1 million dollars to settle the National Bank of North America. Depositors have already received two 25 percent dividends while the receiver probes losses and suits against directors.
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Charles W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Morse
Charles A. Hanna
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
Exchange Building Association
Hanna
Mr. Morse
Bath
Morse Security Company
Wall Street
Assets Realization Company
Philadelphia
Suit Against Morse Over 16000 Damages in Steinhardt Case
Annie Steinhardt widow of Benjamin Steinhardt sues Charles W. Morse for 16000 in the New York Supreme Court. The complaint, filed through lawyers Asten J. Levy and Henry Rosenberg, claims Morse urged Steinhardt to travel for rest and promised reimbursement of travel and incidental expenses, which Steinhardt’s widow could not collect. The case ties to the Dodge Morse scandal and Morse faces a 20 day answer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Annie Steinhardt
Benjamin Steinhardt
Howes & Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Morse
Nassau Street
Hummel
Steinhard
Asten J. Levy
Henry Rosenberg
Park Row
Steinhardt
Bevers
Mr. Morse
Mrs. Steinhardt
Supreme Court
Chauffeurs arrested under new no smoking car rule
Central Park mounted police arrested sixteen chauffeurs for smoking in cars under the new ordinance. Some drivers blamed three passengers for the odor and claimed Botroms avoided paying by driving into the park.
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Central Park
Free Trade Congress Opens In London With World Delegates
The International Free Trade Congress began in London with delegates from the United States Britain Germany Belgium Holland Denmark Italy and others. Lord Welby opened with a gloomy view of protectionist trends while Winston Churchill urged free trade as a model for prosperity and international relations.
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London
International Free Trade Congress
Lord Wesby
United States
Fraffic
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Italy
Great Britain
Lord Welby
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Harvey M. Sheppard
American Free Trade League
William G. Sumner
Yale University
Franklin Pierce
John de Witt Warner
Lawson Purdy
New York
Lewis F. Post
Chicago
Cecil
Free Trade Congress
Colen Club
Asquith
House of Commons
France
America
Middle West
Mr. Asquith
Robert Peel
Theodore Barth
Berlin
Yves Guyot
Bermel Returns to New York After Health Trip
Former Queens Borough President Joseph Bermel arrives with Mrs Bermel on the Kronprinz Wilhelm after leaving New York for health reasons aboard the Slavonia in April. He resigns amid Kissena Park purchase probe and recounts receiving a subpoena at sail time while facing political backlash.
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Joseph Bermel
Borough of
Queens
New York
Bermel
Slavonia
Kissena Park
Hughes
Kronprinz
Carlsbad
Grand Jury
Special Panel for Race Case Trials Ordered
Preparations underway for late month trials at the Brighton Beach track. Justice Watson M. Rogers of Watertown appointed to try the cases with a special panel of one hundred salesmen for the jury. Will seek grand jury minutes. defense for Engeman Fitzgerald and Cavanagh argues against, while Elder opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brenner
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Watson M. Rogers
Watertown
Hughes
John B. Stanchfield
Mr. Stanchfield
William A. Engeman
Christopher Fitzgerald
John C. Cavanagh
Kings County Grand Jury
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Elder
Stanchfield
Dike
Rogers
C P Shopmen Ordered Out Strike Set for Tomorrow
Winnipeg August 4 The executive committee of the Canadian Pacific Shopmen's Union issued noon orders calling a statewide strike of shop mechanics on the empire system for tomorrow The order will be obeyed by eight thousand men across the system.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Shopmen's Union
Mrs Walton M Peckham Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs Walton M Peckham of New York died from injuries after an automobile accident. The brake failed on a steep hill and the car crashed into a tree. Her husband and son survived with minor injuries. other occupants escaped with slight injuries.
President Fallieres Returns to France from Russia
Dunkirk reports President Fallieres arrived aboard the battleship Verite from Reval after completing visits with the Russian Emperor and other rulers. He started for Paris, continuing his overseas diplomacy as a key French leader.
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Dunkirk
France
Falliéres
Verité
Reval
Russia
Fatal Canadian Wildfires Strike Fernie Area
Vancouver reports the Crow's Nest Elk River fires in British Columbia rage still, with deaths likely under fifty and property losses estimated at 6 to 7 million dollars. Fernie suffers near wipeout. Hosmer Michel Sparwood affected. thousands homeless and relief efforts underway.
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Vancouver
B. C
Crow's Nest
Elk River Valley
British Columbia
Fernie
Cranbrook
Michel
Hosmer
President to Discuss Cadet Case with Colonel Scott at Oyster Bay
Secretary Wright has asked President Roosevelt to meet Colonel Hugh L Scott of West Point to discuss findings and recommendations on eight cadets found guilty of hazing. Scott is in Washington and expected to be received by the President en route to West Point. Wright and the President await War Department guidance before any final action.
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Oyster Bay
Wright
Roosevelt
Hugh L Scott
United States Military Academy
West Point
Scott
Washington
Secretary of War
Rudolph Forster
Forster
War Department
Department
Cortelyou
Thomas J. O'Brien
Tokio
Sagamore Hill
Huntington
W. C. Forbes
Philippine Islands
R. R.rogers
Isthmian Canal Commission
Robert J. Collier
Norman Hapgood
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama
Mr. Rogers
Hugh L. Scott
Military Academy
Forest Fire Sweeps 10000 Acres Near Hoquiam
A lighted match started a forest fire twelve miles from Hoquiam on the Hump Tulips Hoquiam road. It has burned over ten thousand acres of slashings with 15,000,000 feet of cut timber and threatens the Poison Logging Shaw Nelson and Stocksell camps. One thousand men battle the blaze as winds gust. Property loss exceeds 250000 dollars.
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Fernie
Hosmer
Michel
Sparwood
Aberdeen
Wash
Hoquaim
Patrick appeals to US Supreme Court over Rice murder case
Albert T. Patrick, serving life in Sing Sing for the Rice murder, filed an appeal in the Supreme Court of the United States. He challenges the denial of habeas corpus and claims a conspiracy led to his death sentence, alleging Governor Higgins later changed it to life imprisonment.
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Washington
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William M. Rice
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Court
Patrick
Higgins
Supreme Court
Jail Breaker Chase Ends With Capture In Queens
Charles Phillips a seven month petty larceny prisoner at Queens County jail Long Island City attempted to escape early yesterday. Keeper Patrick Guilfoyle fired at Phillips who zigzagged toward the fence until a delivery wagon helped recapture him. Phillips had ridden winners in Derby races and other steeplechases in Canada. He pleaded guilty to petty larceny.
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Charles Phillips
Queens County
Long Island City
Patrick Guilfoyle
Phillips
Guilfoyle
Canada
Warren County Finances Face Removal Charges In Probe
Albany reports an audit directed by State Controller Glynn outlines nine grounds to remove Warren County Superintendent of the Poor Arthur L. Soper after eight and a half years with over $100,990 in cash unrecorded books and missing vouchers. The county treasurer and other officials are cited for unaudited bills, improper borrowing, and improper charges. The probe also accuses the Board of Supervisors of negligence and unbusinesslike conduct. Soper allegedly sold and repurchased county land in a related scheme.
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Albany
Warren County
Martin Hglynn
Arthur L. Seper
Board of Supervisors
Soper
Reaux
Packard
Cabrera Frees 43 Prisoners In Guatemala
Washington reports President Estrada Cabrera has released 43 political prisoners, 32 Guatemalans, six Hondurans and five Nicaraguans. The detainees were tied to alleged plots against Cabrera during the past two years, and their release eases tensions tied to their arrests and incarceration.
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Washington
Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
State Department
Meinke
Cabrera
Army and Navy News From The Tribune Bureau
Washington august 4 the horseback test officers in the war department await announcement of a ninety mile three day ride possibly in october some may walk instead to cover ground and avoid practice gaps calls to amend orders for senior staff. orders issued for several officers and transfers navy movements include arrivals at Newport Washington and Shanghai with ships sent to Guantanamo and Hong Kong
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Army
War Department
Governor's Island
Grant
Pine Plains
Fort Myer
Charles B. Byrne
Medical Corps
Department of the East
Demands drive Turkish ministry reshuffle by reformers
Constantinople Aug. 4 The Saloniki Committee has presented demands via the Young Turk Committee for a cabinet overhaul. The plan calls for replacing older ministers with liberal non Moslems and a rescript granting the Grand Vizier power to appoint all ministers, including War and Marine. Rumors say Said Pacha may resign. Naoum Pacha quits as Public Works minister. A new ministry with Kammi Pacha or Ferid Pacha as Grand Vizier is anticipated within 48 hours.
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Constantinople
Aloniki Committee
Young Turk Committee
Sheik-ul-Islam
Saloniki
Said Pacha
Grand Vizier
Pacha
Macedonia
Naoum Pacha
Kiami Pacha
Ferid Pacha
Eloped with Mother's Chauffeur
Daniel Slattery eloped with Madeline Zeigler daughter of Mrs. Margaret Zeigler and rode to West Virginia to marry. Eddie Ball owner of the car recalls a warrant taken out for the car theft. Mrs Zeigler issued warrants for both elopers claiming her daughter will be cut from the will.
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Pittsburg
Daniel Slattery
Madeline Zeigler
Margaret Zeigler
Slattery
West Virginia
Eddie” Ball
Arrest of Robert E Eastman Tells of Bank Evidence and Thefts
Chicago police report the arrest of Robert E Eastman former Wall Street broker after A A Knowles of Mechanics National Bank arrived with evidence. Eastman claimed an overdraft of 153 on the bank triggered his troubles. Garrison of 33 Wall Street reported Eastman took five books and 5.00 from his office.
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Chicago
Robert & Eastman
Wall Street
New York
Chicago Central
A. A. Knowles
Mechanics’ National Bank of New York
Mechanics’ National Bank
Eastman
Knowles
St. Paul
Union Station
Robert E. Eastman
Bogota
N. J
Funston
John T. Garrison
No. 33
Wallstreet
Garrison
Funsten
The
Mechanics’ Bank
Flushing
Glen Cove
Long Island
Farman to Exhibit at Brighton Beach Week After Three Flights
Henry Farman completed three flights at Brighton Beach race track before a sparse crowd as manager T R MacMechen announced daily 4 30 pm exhibitions for the rest of the week. Farman may extend his tour to Philadelphia and the Pacific coast with possible night flights and searchlight shows.
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Henry Farman
Brighton Beach Racetrack
T. R. MacMechen
St. Louis
Farman
Philadelphia
Wright Brothers
MacMechen
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Foreman
Japan
Wellman plans polar voyage by airship America
Walter Wellman announced at the Hotel Astor plans to launch a polar flight next year in the airship America built for extreme conditions. He claimed the ship could travel from New York to Buffalo or Detroit, or even Chicago, with a 19 500 pound lift and 260 000 cubic feet capacity, rivaling the Zeppelin. He expects to bring the America to the United States this fall as engineers prepare it.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Hotel Astor
America
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Zeppelin
Mr. Wellman
Wellman
Navy deserter Hurley gets ten years hard labor
Rear Admiral Pillsbury approved a Boston court martial verdict convicting Frank J. Hurley an ordinary seaman of several offences. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment at hard labor and dishonorable discharge for repeatedly enlisting then deserting after receiving clothing and allowances.
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Washington
Pillsbury
Boston
Frank J. Hurley
Hurley
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President Fallieres
Hussey
East Kootenay
Northwest Mounted Police
Fink
Mr. Forbes
Philippines
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Bar Sinister
T. C. C. Morgan
Hackney Horse Society
William Culley
Forest King
Mr. Forster
Kermit
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Warren CO. Finances
Yellowstone Park
Heart of Nature
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Canadian Rockies
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rocky Mountains
North America
C. Studds
Fifth Avenue
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Army and Navy News
Joseph T. Dickman
LA Roy S. Upton
William S Scott
Henry G. Stahl
6Th Infantry
Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Stephen R. Wood
Beverley A. Read
Cavalry
NAVY
W. J. Barnette
J. Dm’ Donald
C. P. Plunkett
M. Fahs
Y. O. Chase
T. M. Potts
Navy Yard
F. Rorschach
Des Moines
Medical Hospital
W. G. Farwell
Camp Fett
Canal Zone
Navy Department
Barney
Gardiner’s Bar
Provincetown
Relief
Tutuila
Ajax
Suva
Newport
Rocket
Yankee
New Hampshire
Callao
Shanghai
Guantanamo
Norfolk
Chattanooga
Manila
Hong Kong
Mother
R. E. Eastman
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